Duluth Public Schools Welcome You… Thank you for considering Duluth Public Schools for your child's education. We teach not only basic skills like reading, writing, and math application, but speaking, listening, critical thinking, technological literacy and personal responsibility. We provide a well-rounded education which includes art, music and physical fitness.

Duluth Public Schools Are A Great Choice: An overview of our district and what we offer children and families.

50 Reasons We're Proud…: A list of our most recent accomplishments and successes.

About Our Schools: A list of our elementary, middle and high schools and a brief description of each, along with links to each school website.

Click here for a map of our district.

How To Enroll: How to enroll your child in Kindergarten, Elementary School, Middle School, and High School.

Our Back To School Packet: Information we send parents at the beginning of the school year. If you're new to the district, you might find it helpful.

Test Results: Recent test results by district and school, are available on the Minnesota Department of Education website.

For information regarding number and experience level of teachers, financial resources and demographics, we suggest you check the Minnesota Department of Education website .

School Contact List and Start Times: List of schools with address, phone and fax numbers, start/end times, plus names of principals and secretaries.

District Calendar: Indicates first and last days of school, breaks, testing, etc. District Policies: Information regarding district policies and the student handbook.

Transportation: Basic overview of our transportation department and policies.

Child Nutrition: Overview of the department, menus, free and reduced lunch program.

Other special programs: Kid Connection School Age Care: Before/After school childcare service for children in grades K-6 whose parents work or attend school. Call 218-628-4891 for information.

Community Education Pre-K Program: Previously called "Nursery School." Call 218-628-4891 for information and registration.

School Readiness: Helps children identified through screening become better prepared for success in schools. Phone: 218-336-8815.

Head Start: Works with low-income families to address the health and developmental needs of children ages birth to five, and promoting economic self-sufficiency of parents. Phone: 218-336-8815.

Questions? Contact our public relations department with general questions at katie.kaufman@duluth.k12.mn.us, or feel free to contact our principals about a specific school. Our very best to you and your child…